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Borough staff, assembly members honor outgoing clerk
Johni Blankenship began working in the borough clerk’s office in 1999
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Man accused in Homer death extradited to Alaska
Kirby Calderwood is accused of killing Anesha “Duffy” Murnane
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Assembly rejects resolution supporting privately owned boat takeouts
The resolution was in response to a plan by the State of Alaska to develop a drift boat…
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Respiratory virus surge concerns health officials
RSV-associated emergency department visits and hospitalizations, the CDC says, are increasing
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Murkowski, Tshibaka in dead heat; Peltola inches toward 50% in latest election results
The Alaska Division of Elections updated results with newly counted absentee, early and question ballots
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Homer group envisions school in nature
Homer Forest School would offer KPBSD students a learning model focused on immersion in the outdoors
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Most AK students not proficient in math, reading, new assessment finds
The first set of AK STAR results were published by the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development…
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‘It takes just that one person’
Sterling Elementary principal spearheads zero-waste program in lunchtime cafeteria
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Soldotna to hold work session on park use next month
The meeting comes in response to public outcry over a summer drag performance
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Putting the band back together
SoHi band and choir rebuild after several years of interruptions
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Community honors veterans on day of remembrance
Veterans Day was celebrated with a series of speeches, commemorations and the firing of rifles
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Early results favor Dunleavy in governor’s race
The Republican incumbent had clinched about 51.7% of the roughly 200,000 votes counted as of about 10:50 p.m.
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Local candidates react to preliminary general election results
Bjorkman leads Babcock; Ruffridge on track to edge out Gillham
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Soldotna swears in two new police officers
Soldotna Mayor Paul Whitney swore in two new Soldotna police officers during Wednesday’s meeting of the Soldotna City…
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Library Advisory Board to consider petition to move LGBQT+ children’s books
By Michael Armstrong
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A ‘Rotten’ performance
Musical comedy “Something Rotten” takes aim at Shakespeare and theater in new SoHi production
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Preliminary results: Ruffridge, Bjorkman lead in state House, Senate races
The two are competing in races for Senate District D and House District 7
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Enthusiasm, busy polls mark local Election Day
Residents throughout Kenai and Soldotna ventured into snowy conditions to make their voices heard
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Stevens, Vance lead in preliminary results.
If results hold, incumbents could win on first round of ranked-choice voting.